JPLeRouzic

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by JPLeRouzic 5mo ago
> " other media outlets will decide whether to report a story based on its merits, and they'll add their own perspectives " Frankly, I doubt it :-) In my opinion, a better news service should use some reasoning. You don&#x
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by JPLeRouzic 5mo ago
I'm not sure that multiplying sources guarantees the validity of information, since the vast majority of news production worldwide is handled by a handful of agencies (AP, AFP, Reuters, etc.). The information we see simply repeats what
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Przybylski's Star: Still After All These Years(centauri-dreams.org)
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by JPLeRouzic 5mo ago
And it will impact negatively humanity's health. https://engineerine.com/starlink-satellites-harming-human/
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by JPLeRouzic 5mo ago
I wonder about the impact on our health of all the metals that will be present in the atmosphere after several months. For example, it is well known that lead in gasoline has increased crime.
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Nayuta Space Is Building Bellyflopping Rocket Boosters(china-in-space.com)
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A Deeper Dive into the Proxima Centauri Swarm(centauri-dreams.org)
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China Opens Rocket Launches to International Satellites(china-in-space.com)
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by JPLeRouzic 6mo ago
> This would be like looking at the rise of programming and computers in the 80s and 90s and asking “what are computer programs doing? I don’t see any concrete benefits right now, must be a scam” There were many people around me that s
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by JPLeRouzic 6mo ago
> consciousness is a biologically inherited trait That consciousness is a biologically trait seems a common statement, but why "inherited"?
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Following America's Artemis-2 Moon Mission Through China(china-in-space.com)
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Did Artemis II mission do lunar science or go to the Moon for humanity?(jatan.space)
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Emposat Denies Knowledge of Iran Using Chinese Satellite via Its Ground Stations(china-in-space.com)
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New Qingzhou Cargo Spacecraft Testing Proceeding Well in Orbit(china-in-space.com)
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Re-Mapping Opcodes on the 6502(6502.org)
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Thinking about Bracewell Probes(centauri-dreams.org)
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Ask HN: Last SpaceX Starship launch was in October, what is happening?
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by JPLeRouzic 7mo ago
> "running WINE on an MS-flavored Linux" Like obsolete Longene project? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longene
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Ask HN: Analog Model of Transformers
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by JPLeRouzic 7mo ago
Has anyone started to implement this technique in Llama.cpp or similar inference tool?
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
> " The Oxford researchers proposed that the large spontaneous waves of brain activity that occur during deep sleep, or non-rapid eye movement sleep (non-REM), might suppress the brain activity that leads to tinnitus. 2 I have a per
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
I saw once a public request from a US administration for interested providers to create a LLM able to translate video meetings in Farsi (Iranian), summarize and propose following up actions. There were training corpus in English, Hebrew and
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Mitra 15(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago|1 comments
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Dec PDP-8 emulator running FOCAL 69 in 4K for Arduino DUE and Arduino MEGA 2560(hackster.io)
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Everything to know about NASA's Artemis in its chase of China to the Moon(jatan.space)
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
France nuclear deterrence was designed in the 1950s where there was no satellites, missiles were not guided, were not hyper-sonic, etc. I guess a French nuclear missile would be easy to intercept with modern technology.
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Really? We're Fucking Doing This Again?(theshovel.com.au)
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
Thanks for the answer. Long time ago I used a fetal Doppler to detect heart failure in adults. It was not based on LLMs (2016) but on a HMM to learn the hidden states: The heart beats. It was tested with the Physionet database. It performed
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
I wonder if it's possible to design a personal device that can track most of the 100+ biomarkers named in the front page of this website. I guess that do do so it must analyze more than the blood (through LEDs reflections), for example
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by JPLeRouzic 8mo ago
> "I have an arch trick to give the 6502 tons of memory" Please, what is your trick, is it a variation on bank memories?

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